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orange town establishing shot! it has that distinctly medieval-german-town feel that sets it apart from the east blue towns we’ve seen so far. also, no people in the shot since they all evacuated — which stands out because one piece always goes out of its way to show background characters in shots like this. we’re supposed to notice that the place looks strangely empty even before we’re told what’s going on
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tbh it’s impressive that the buggy pirates were able to hit a bird all the way up in the sky with a cannonball
...and then Nami recruits herself.
This fucking translation is making my soul shrivel up.
Luffy's serious face
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It's always been interesting to me that people in One Piece don't know world geography, or about Devil Fruits, and the exchange of technology is so limited. Some places have electricity and computers, some places are in the early stages of the industrial revolution, and there's no real mail or communication systems (denden mushi being another bit of technology that some people have and some don't.) Even in the pre-industrial world, you could send a letter from France to China.
The fact that information is so limited in the world of One Piece is one of those things that feels incredibly significant to me but doesn't get much time. I'm not sure if this is something the WG has orchestrated, or at least encouraged, or if it's just something they're happy to take advantage of.
I think of this so often when it comes to the crew. The WG is afraid of Robin, but maybe they should be equally afraid of Nami.
I love the design of the Big Top. It's so weird. (Why do the cannons point towards the deck??)
For a guy who's so sensitive about his nose, you'd think he would have picked a different theme...
Zoro wanted to recruit Nami...
